hundreds of people came to a small chapel in santa cruz tonight, and paid a silent tribute to the two police officers who paid the ultimate price. >> we're going through the steps of grief. the least i can do is come by and show my respects. >> good evening, everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the public had a chance tonight to say a final goodbye to the two fallen police officers

before tomorrow's public service. the emotional goodbye from friends and strangers. >> reporter: julie, the official memorial is in san jose. for many who can't attend tomorrow, they paid their final respects tonight. more than 400 community members had a rare intimate chance to say their goodbye to the first santa cruz police officers ever killed in the line of duty. >> in my heart i knew i had to be here. how i felt. and that they are my heros. >> reporter: in a small room sat two flag draped caskets, carrying remains of elizabeth butler, and lauren baker. inside, person after person was left trying to figure out why. >> just walk out with such an overwhelming feeling of what a terrible waste of two great human buildings lives. >> the family members and

fellow officers had a private viewing earlier this week. tonight, a chance for friends, and strangers to start the healing process. >> tremendous. it's helping people heal a little bit. get a little bit of closure. it's going to take a while, of course. >> reporter: it will take a while for james to heal. >> i heard the sirens on the day it happened. hearing the news was really tough, and this just kind of made it more real. >> it has their badge numbers, and their names. >> reporter: she honors them by wearing this watch. ♪ [ music ] tonight inside kaiser arena, those local musicians practiced for tomorrow's overflow service here. reporting live in santa cruz, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. tomorrow's memorial service

at san jose's hp pavilion will have a number of dignitaries in attendance, the motorcade will leave around 8:45 tomorrow morning. the trip is about 33 miles. the prosession is expected to travel about 30, to 40 miles per hour over highway 17. the chp says drivers will not be allowed to pass, and can expect delays. the mood was serious inside the hp pavilion today, as hundreds of people worked to prepare for tomorrow's memorial for those two police officers. a color guard practiced just above the ice this afternoon. they expect thousands of attend the private service. santa cruz deputy chief says the planning, and the preparation for the ceremony has also been therapeutic for the department. >> hopefully, for now we can find some peace and some rest in what we've done to honor these officers. >> friends of sergeant baker say he was a huge fan of the

sharks, and spent a lot of time at the shark tank. they say, they think he would be happy with the shark tanking about the site of the memorial. leon panetta, and pamela harris are expected to speak at the service. james durbin is scheduled to sing the song, with arms wide open by the group creed, and governor jerry brown is expected to attend, but will not be making any comments. you can watch tomorrow's morallial here on ktvu. our coverage of the memorial begins at 11:00, with the service starting at noon. tonight, we now know the identity of a female volunteer who was mauled to death by a lion at a private animal park in fresno. the incident happened this afternoon at cat haven in dunlap in the sierra foothills.

the victim was 24-year-old diana hanson from washington state. she was working as an intern at the animal sanctuary. fresno county deputies say the victim was found inside the lion's enclosure. investigators are trying to determine why the intern was inside the cage with the lion, and what might have provoked the attack. this afternoon, the founder of the facility cried as he issued a statement. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to our friend and family, and to her family at this time, in this trying time. >> the 4-year-old male lion named couscous was shot and killed by deputies following the attack. officials say the lion had been raised at cat haven since he was a cub. as you can see from this video, he even appeared on the ellen degeneres show back in 2010.

hundreds of people attended an emotional memorial in martinez to show their support for a missing 18-year-old. amber lee attended that vigil, and tells us why some think bullying may be involved here. >> reporter: frank, ryan mendovar is 3 months from graduating from high school. friends and family members say he was bullied, and think that may have led to his disappearance. they're hoping these flyers will help bring him home. more than 300 people packed into creek side church and filled an overfilled room. before he disappeared, ryan left a note for his parents. >> he said he was being bullied, and just that, he was pretty much done with everything. >> ryan, come home. all of these people are here.

>> reporter: friend nick jessop told me he was ryan's protecter at school, until he went off to college last year. >> he had to eat lunch in the bathroom. he was just miserable. he came out as a bisexual. he's never done anything like this before. >> reporter: spring is a time for rebirth. and for ryan's family, hope springs eternal. the flyer shows a man in his cap and gown, anticipating graduation. his parents tell me he left with only the clothes on his back, and his cell phone. but it was found nearby. >> this is so out of character for my son to do something like this. so i worry, his state of mind right now, i don't know what he's going through. >> reporter: other teens at tonight's vigil tell me they too were bullied. >> the schools don't have much power as to helping you get them in trouble for bullying

you. >> >> reporter: family and friends say, if only ryan can see the large turnout at this vigil, and he will know he is loved, and he has support. amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. walnut creek police asked for the public's help in locating a bank robber. this is surveillance photo from the chase bank in the palace verdes mall. police say it was robbed about 2:20 this afternoon. the man is described about 30 years old. 5'10", with a medium build, a goatee, and a mustache. police say no weapon was seen during the robbery. on wall street, the dow industrials continued to climb, closing an another all-time high today. the dow rose 42 points, and finished the day at 14,296. today's gains were driven by a positive job's report. adp says companies added 198,000 workers in february. job gains in january were higher than first reported.

the labor department is expected to issue its monthly jobs report on friday. in the sierra tonight, they've gotten between 12 and 20 inches of new snow from this latest winter storm. ken pritchett reports with the conditions on the slope and for people trying to get there. at one point you faced rain and ice. miles later, it was snow. at times, blue skies were overhead. dropping flurries on the road ahead. >> classic spring storm. a classic march form. >> reporter: he says what makes it a classic storm is how it snows, and stops, and snows again. the chains move with it. >> they just moved it down. back down around 3,000 feet again. >> reporter: we were about a mile past the chain controls,

when we came across this. a pickup truck that skidded off the road. >> four wheel drive. carrying chains, but they didn't stop us to put chains on. >> reporter: on his way to reno, his spinout, an example of how even a 4 x 4, can help but not save. >> reporter: a payout can be felt. a foot of new snow fell. >> it's beautiful. it's beautiful. a lot of snow. a lot of fresh powder. >> reporter: at noon on our way up, we put our chains on. at 2:00, on our way down, we had to take them off. ktvu, channel 2 news. now to martinez, where heavy wind and rain is blamed for bringing down two trees.

this was the scene at an apartment complex near john muir parkway. two cars were damaged, but luckily, no one was injured. >> now let's go to ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin on how much rain this delivered. >> we had the wind and the rain. the wind was heaviest last night. you can see, really not a lot of activity, it's really died down. a little bit of spottiness. that is it. as far as rail, most of it fell last night. here are the numbers. heaviest rain in the coastal hills. some areas got over an inch of rain. check out santa rosa, over .4 of an inch of rain. heaviest rain was here in boulder creek. how does that work out for percents of average? it's going to pop up on the right. look at santa rosa. under 80% of average now. san francisco, 78. san jose under 70% at 68%.

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in san jose, a man was killed today. it's the city's seventh homicide so far this year. the body was found in one of san jose's most expensive neighborhood. >> reporter: this is a popular park among hikers and locals. police left about 45 minutes ago, locking that gate behind them. there's still a lot of questions, including motive, suspects, and witnesses. a street lined with expensive homes, is also lined with police cars, and crime scene tape. tonight, neighbors in one of san jose's priciest neighborhoods are shaking their heads at what they once thought was unthinkable. >> there's a murdered person. a murdered young man in there. >> reporter: someone called 911 just before 4:00. inside, a single homicide victim in his early 20s. police say he appears to have been stabbed with a knife. >> sometimes a stabbing is

indicative of a crime that's very personal, or a crime of passion. at this point, we just don't know. >> reporter: tonight, police held a car at the park, while vectors used flashlights into the evening. >> the whole neighborhood is very peaceful and calm, and everyone knows everyone. this is weird. >> reporter: jesse jimenez told us her neighbor was in the park when the body was found. >> she was walking her dogs in the park. heard screaming. >> reporter: teresa was getting ready to go for a hike when police descended on her neighborhood. >> it's crime, more and more in our neighborhood. all over san jose. >> reporter: in january, a brazen home invasion robbery targeted an elderly couple on brent hart drive. the suspect stole the couple's electronics, jewelry, and car. >> this could be the wild west out here. i tell you, people are getting guns, and we're arming ourselves, because the city hasn't given us a choice.

>> reporter: police aren't releasing the victim's name. they don't know what his connection is to this park right now. they want to know what he was doing here. and if he might have been here earlier in the day with a group that frequents this park. reporting live in san jose, noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. investigators say marijuana grow houses were involved in two incidents in san francisco this morning. a house fire, and a hostage standoff. after six hours, s.w.a.t. teams arrested a man, suspected of holding four people hostage in the grow house at the bay view district. police say four masked men broke into the facility on jennings street, shortly before 4:00 a.m. this morning. four of the robbers were arrested, as they ran from the house. in the sunset district, firefighters say they found marijuana all around a house on 8th avenue after responding to a fire there. one firefighter injured his shoulder when he fell down some stairs. we obtained exclusive pictures of the marijuana plants. the fire may have been started

by illegal wiring. the homes on either side of the house were also damaged. facebook has a new face on its board of directors tonight. dr.susan hellman is currently the chancellor of uc san francisco. before that, she was the president of product development. she will be the second woman on facebook's board of directors. tomorrow, facebook isexpected to unveil a whole new look for the news read pages. some say it may involve looks for mobile readers, and increasing the size of articles that appear on the news feed. new developments in the case of a multimillion dollar yacht that ran aground in

pacifica this week. eric rasmussen spoke with a couple just released from jail, and got their take on what happened. >> what's a $2.2 million yacht like? >> it beats gilligan. >> 54-year-old dario says it was quite a ride. he insists he did not know this yacht was stolen, even after they got stuck in shallow water in pacifica on monday. police arrested mera, his girlfriend, and leslie gardner of wyoming. mera says gardner claimed it belonged to someone he knew. >> he had a key. that's why it seemed so legitimate. >> reporter: today, gardner on crutches appeared in court to face charges. prosecutors believe he is the only one responsible for stealing the yacht. they say his two passengers

were duped. >> inessence, he asked them if they would like to go for a ride. >> reporter: today, mera told us that included smoked salmon, and heineken. early damage estimates at $5,000, despite what seemed like a brief standoff with police in the shallow water on monday, mera's girlfriend says she wasn't trying to get away with anything. >> i wanted to get off that boat. i didn't want to be on that boat, especially out in the ocean. >> did you have any idea that boat was stolen? >> no, of course not. >> reporter: today, a judge set leslie gardner's bail at $1 million. in redwood city, ktvu, channel 2 news. the families of some bay area fishermen, still missing after nearly two years may finally get some closure. in july of 2011, the fishing boat capsized in the sea of

cortez in mexico. the families say mexico is expected to release the remains soon. but exactly when is uncertain. we did get our rain, but most of it has died down for now. the system has backed off. the main system still onshore. the main system still offshore. at we go into the next 24 hours, most of the real energy stays offshore. 5:00a.m., your morning commute is dry. here we go at 10:00 a.m., you see showers starting to creep up. they're rotating up around this thing. 2:00p.m. tomorrow out in the east bay, some scattered showers. this is going to be the best chance for a thunder shower, or a stray somehow inner the bay area. somewhere between 2 and 4:00 tomorrow. when i come back, i'll roll the model all the way through. i'll let you know how warm temperatures are going to get when this gets out of here. tests could begin soon on

boeing's begin fix for the lithium-ion batteries in the 787 dreamliners. the "new york times" is reporting the federal aviation administration could begin testing next week. what caused the batteries to overheat is still a mystery. deputies go door to door, where a convicted sex offender is to be released. >> i don't want him here. >> the last minute legal effort to keep him away. >> my

a san francisco bicyclist accused of felony vehicular manslaughter listened quietly today, as witnesses testified, he was biking very fast when he fatally injured a 71-year-old woman. witnesses say he ran a red

light before he hit suchi wi. the woman died days later. testimony on the client's speed is unreliable, and they claim pedestrians ignored a don't walk sign. the testimony came in a preliminary hearing to determine if he will stand trial. a convicted sex offender is scheduled to be released into a contra costa neighborhood in the next few days, despite the objections of people in that neighborhood. some are trying to stop the move and why one man supports it. >> reporter: deputies knocking on doors, handing out flyers. >> he's been classified as a sex offender. >> reporter: charles slaton is scheduled to move to town. >> i don't want my daughters to be threatened at all, in any way. >> i don't want him here.

>> reporter: last month, a george ordered the release of christman to this cottage on willow pass roadment just up the street is willow cove elementary school. >> not safe. it puts our kids in jeopardy. the rights of one don't supersede the rights of all of these children. >> reporter: today, a mandate challenged the release of charles christman to the cottage, saying as a crow flies, it is just too close to the school. >> i had to ask for an emergency stay, and while the rit was filed this morning, it's unknown. >> they are cleared for re- entry to seat. there's got to be some avenue for them to be re-allowed into society. we think we're providing him

with this avenue. >> reporter: we should know more about that emergency stay possibly as early as tomorrow. the number of paroled sex offenders who have dropped out of site since prison alignment has increased 13%. the data shows about 180 paroled sex offenders disappeared each month since the new law took effect in 2011. that's chaired to 156 a month before realignment. the realignment law sends lower level offends to county jails instead of state prisons. critics suggest sex offenders become more bold. yahoo's ceo marissa myer is getting a hefty bonus. yahoo is reporting a $1.1 million bonus for her first five months of work, that's on top of her salary plus stock

compensation. this comes one week after myer made headlines by ordering an end to worker's telecommuting. another company is reportedly following suit. best buy is cutting back on telecommuting at its corporate headquarters. the company has been struggling to compete with online rivals. they will require corporate workers to report to their offices unless they obtain a supervisor's permission. media giant time warner announced plans to spinoff its magazines. the split is expected to happen by the end of the year. some analysts consider the magazine business a real drag on time warner profits. president obama breaks bread with republicans tonight. what they discuss, and who picked up the tab.

the san francisco district attorney plans to file charges against a man expected of killing while driving drunk. brewer is scheduled to be arraigned on friday, and faces the possibility of ten years in prison if convicted. new york police say the prime suspect in a hit-and-run crash that killed a young pregnant woman, her husband, and later their baby is now under arrest. police say 44-year-old julio acevedo turned himself in today. he was also facing drunk driving charges at the time of the crash. it was just after midnight on

sunday when police say he crashed his bmw into the vehicle that was carrying newlyweds to the hospital. the couple died hours later, but their premature baby was born by c section and unfortunately died the next day. the man being counted on to turn around oakland's escalating crime rate made his first public appearance this afternoon. oakland is paying for william bratton to make the city safer. ken wayne is live with what bratton plans to do. >> reporter: we should know within a few weeks whether or not this new crime fighting strategy is going to work. for some oakland residents, it's already too late. he was robbed at gunpoint last week. >> how much money? >> about 200, and credit cards, everything. >> reporter: enter the man expected to turn things around.

>> my image of oakland was not a good one, quiet frankly. >> reporter: hire today provide expertise, and solutions. >> oakland has the opportunity to move to the forefront of american policing, and its use of technology. >> reporter: they'll recommend the use of statistical analysis, license plate scanning, predictive policing, and stop and frisk. >> there's not a police department in america that's going to be effective without it. >> we are addressing people with a laser focus, these are people that have been identified as being involved in violent crime in the city. >> reporter: this morning, police broke windows, and a ceiling to catch a suspect. >> i just want the best for my son. at this point, everything is haywire. >> the best thing is for them to make more opportunities for them, so they can get into

something, do them a career. >> reporter: chief jordan says oakland residents can expect to see more arrests soon, with major crackdowns. bratton says his job won't be a success until residents can start feeling safe here in oakland. live in oakland, ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. tonight, bratton's team held the first in a series of promised public meetings with oakland residents. bob wasserman led that meeting. he was chief of staff in the national drug policy under former president clinton. he says they are imperative to build trust between the police and the community. president obama tried a new tactic with senate republicans today. the president invited several

gop senators. senators said they had candid questions. next week, he plans to meet with more senate republicans, as well as house republicans. earlier, the house passed a bill to keep the government running through september. the legislation now goes to the democrat controlled senate, where a lengthy debate is expected. without it, the government could shut down at the end of the month. the federal aviation administration says the control towers at five small bay area airports are on a list for closure. the faa plans to announce the final list on march 18. then the towers would be closed in early april. three bay area mayors who were once divided over the location of the 49ers new stadium, they all came together today. the mayors all appear at the construction site of the team's

new stadium to announce their united bid to host a future super bowl. jed york said a bay area super bowl would benefit the entire region. >> from napa down to monterey, you're talk being one of the best places in the world, and hopefully, a long time host of a super bowl. >> a super bowl bid committee is expected to announce the locations of super bowl l, and li by may. in news of the world, in venezuela hundreds of nows of people followed the hearse carrying hugo chavez. his funeral is set for friday. tonight, officials said chavez suffered a heart attack as he

beatled cancer. the wood covers antibugging equipment, and will protect the marble floors at the vatican. workers also brought in the stove to send up the white or black smoke. in the middle east, the united states says its list of registered syrian refugees has topped 1 million. the refugees have been pouring into already overcrowded camps by the thousands, every day. the two year civil war, more than 70,000 people have died. valerie harper, the actress who played the brash, wise cracking counterpart to mary on the mary tyler moore show revealed she is battling terminal brain cancer and may have only months to live. she played roda. the 73-year-old battled lung cancer several years ago. actress mary tyler moore said

she is absolutely devastated by the news. for her part, harper says she isn't thinking about dying. she's thinking about being here now. a shooting changed the course of her life. today, gabrielle giffords returns to the scene of the crime. her call for action on gun control. >> bill martin working on his complete bay area forecast. he's back at 10:45, with when ♪

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a helicopterhoisted him to safety. his injuries are said to be nonlife-threatening. two amazing discoveries at the sacramento airport. a flight atentant on a southwest plane discovered a bullet hole in the cabin. >> the captain, just as a precautionary measure wanted the flight checked, because the flight attendant found a .22 caliber cartridge. >> nothing else was found onboard. in an unrelated incident, at the sacramento airport today, tsa agents discovered a loaded gun in a carry-on bag. the man had a concealed carry permit and forgot the gun was in the bag. he was not arrested.

gabrielle giffords made a return to the spot where she was shot as a leading voice on gun reform. >> reporter: she is going back to the grocery store parking lot when she was shot two years ago. it's giffords first public event at the safeway where the shooting took place. asking congress to pass universal background checks for gun purchases. >> be bold, be courageous. please support background checks. >> reporter: gabrielle giffords was one of 13 people injured when a gunman opened fire in 2011. six others died. kelly, her husband, and a former astronaut says that day would have been very different if proposed changes were in

place when the gunman purchased the weapon. >> it's often the case that records about drug use, mental illness, and even people's criminal background is not entered into the national instant criminal background checks system. >> reporter: kelly told those who gathered, the discussion is more about public safety than the 2nd amendment. >> this legislation could do a very common sense thing to make it more difficult for criminals, and the mentally ill, to have access to a firearm. >> reporter: once he was ruled competent to stand trial, jared lee loughner pled guilty, but he was sentenced to seven consecutive life terms and 140 years on top of that for the rampage. in los angeles, adam housley, fox news. are we seeing the end of the diesel locomotive? how a switch to natural gas can affect the environment, your health, and your pocketbook.

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denying coverage for damage, saying it's the city's responsibility. >> everything you have is lost. >> mayor lee told neighbors he plans to personally contact the insurance carriers to ask them to pay the claims. the nation's biggest railroad is planning a big change. bnsf says it's as big of a keel as the -- deal as a switch from steam engines. what trains could be using instead of diesel fuel. >> reporter: the nation's second biggest use of diesel fuel after only the navy, says switching to natural gas now makes economic sense. >> it takes a big capitol investment to be able to do it. once you've made that investment, natural gas is pretty inexpensive. >> reporter: plentiful in the united states, it's environmental problems are

solved. >> i think we're going to end up producing a lot of natural gas and sewing -- using it in the united states. >> natural gas gives us an immediate benefit over some of the heavy dirty oils and over coal. the price is, it's price has become so low that investment in the other technologies they will need in the coming years, looks less exciting to other investors. >> reporter: ultimately, clean coal could end up more expensive. >> that question is unsolved, as to whether natural gas is a bridge, or a blocker. >> reporter: u.s. railroads have not yet announced when they might start using natural gas. john fowler, ktvu, channel 2 news. big waves for garrett, announcing he's pulling out of

the billibong awards, citing one of his sponsors. some estimate the wave was 100 feet. he says he wants to keep his rides pure, and free from corporate sponsorship, and says athletes should not endorse alcohol. the rain has ended for now. it's kind of a nice night out there. we in the newsroom have been watching the last couple of nights. beautiful lights, absolutely stunning. i'm told driving on the bridge, you can't see the lights, it's not a distraction while you're driving. 48degrees in san francisco. a beautiful night. despite the rain that we had this morning, the rain is now moving off. we do have more rain in the forecast. you can see a few clouds out there, and showers still in the

mountains. a winter storm warning has been dropped now for the lake tahoe area. things are starting to lighten up a bit. rainfall accumulations, a quarter inch, half inch at best. an inch in the coastal hills. didn't do a lot to help out our percentage of average. but it did help the plants. it's been dry. dry january, dry february. forecast overnight lows are down to the 30s. these are current conditions. mid- and low 30s, in some of the cool spots tonight. the forecast for tomorrow then, a chance for a shower out there. a slight chance for a shower into tomorrow afternoon. by area weekend, things really start to warm up out there. overnight low forecast, 34 in santa rosa. that's pretty cool. you'll notice it tomorrow morning. as the day gets going, railroads of green represent 60. a lot of upper 50s, and maybe some 60s tomorrow. here's the computer model, 7:00

a.m. the low is spinning like this, and going this way. watch. 3:00p.m., you see, this is tomorrow, rotates some stuff in. maybe a thunderstorm in this. scattered showers. i'm not changing my plans, because this thing is just looking really weak now. then again for the south bay around 7:00 tomorrow night. then it exits pretty quick. one more shot at friday. see friday about 2:00, more wrap around moisture. if you're headed to the mountains, i think they're going to have snow on and off. the forecast highs tomorrow, upper 50s, mid-50s. maybe a low 60 in a warm spot like santa cruz. five-day forecast. kind of dry. back to that bay bridge. >> oh, my gosh. >> we talk about it every night. it's absolutely stunning. so fun to see. >> i find myself staring at it, you can't look away. >> like the eiffel tower when

it twinkles at night. >> thanks bill. a late winter snowstorm hit the mid-atlantic states today. as much as 2 feet knocked down power lines, leaving a quarter million homes and businesses without power. the governor of virginia declared a state of emergency. elsewhere, it was a fog on streets and highways filled with that fresh snow. up next, video of thousands of sharks on the mom, i invited justin over for lunch.

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florida. the marine biologists say they're making their migration north. as you might expect, swimmers are not allowed in the water. >> i sure hope not. i wouldn't even put my toe in the water. mark is here with sports. a squeaker for the warriors tonight. awe-inspiring? no. but there is evidence the warriors have received the memo. you better win now. a playoff birth in the balance. playing a little give and go. lee, his usual double- doublement the warriors up 10 early on the sacramento kings. nip and tuck all night. curry, the long distance three. he had only 13 points tonight. game decider, good ball

movement. clay thompson comes through, probably the biggest shot in his brief career to win it in the final seconds. sacramento did fail. the warriors with clay thompson wracking up 20, have got themselves a modest cup in a row. with so much at stake, it's mind boggling to think how sluggish cal came out against stanford of all times. lights out, in berkely, 51% behind the arc. their inside game as aaron bright shows you, was working too. monthy was not happy. he will get more upset. for stanford, frustration sets in here. allen crab trying to get it. justin cob shoved down. a couple of players came off the bench. the assistant coaches on both

sides got involved. six players received technical fouls. two players, one from each side ejected. stanford wins the ballgame, and a pac-12 title for cal now in the long shot department. you're a sharks fan, not worried about your team tonight? you're either not paying attention, or in a deep hockey denial. they just can't bring it on a regular basis. after a game game last night, they kind of fell asleep tonight. wrister against the flames. 1-1, breaking it here. calgary blake cuomo zips it past. he wasn't terrible, but not a winner. the flames with a third goal for the flames. they had an empty netter late. that is the defeat. a former shark was excellent in

the net for the flames. >> i'm worried. >> yeah, they're 2-6-1 in their last nine. so be worried. thank you for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see